Chris and Dave mark their 300th podcast by celebrating Green Bay’s 17-9 season opening win over the Seahawks. While the fellas were glad to see Seattle’s Jeremy Lane ejected, the guys think the Packers might have benefited from a Fail Mary “make good” on the call. Chris and Dave were also pleased to see the…
Rejoice, Packers Fans: The real games are about to start! Chris and David discuss the team’s roster moves, make their predictions for the coming season (spoiler alert: both guys see the Pack back in the post-season). Our duo also talk about the Aaron Rodgers interview in ESPN the Magazine and set the first betting lines…
Chris and Dave have made no bones about their, shall we say, diminished enthusiasm for preseason games. But with the practice slate nearly complete, the boys share their takeaways from the Packers loss to Denver and what, if anything, fans can glean from what we’ve seen so far in August. The only lingering question is…
Well, half the preseason is, blessedly, over. Packers move to 2-0 with a win over The Washington Football Team. Chris and Dave stifle their yawns long enough to highlight those Packers who shined and, well, those who also played. The guys also talk about the rule changes coming to the NFL this season, and close with an…
Chris and Dave are not fans of what used to be called the “exhibition season” by the NFL. Practice games just don’t move the meter for the boys. (C & D are also not fans of audio problems, so sorry about the robotic voices starting at about 57 minutes.) Still, there are players to watch…
Chris and Dave cope with the devastation of the Packers NFC Championship game loss in their own unique way, working from Denial to Acceptance in a podcast long enough to last into next season. Posting its first show in 2005, Packers Therapy is the longest-running Packers podcast on the Internet. Hosts Chris and Dave began…
Like most Packers fans, Chris and Dave spent a lot of time talking about the Dez Byrant “uncatch” and decided that getting helped by a game-turning technicality is better than getting jobbed by one. Still, both guys would have preferred a clean win. Nonetheless, a win is a win, and the fellas happily look forward…